VISION
By 2012, The office of the Provincial Social Welfare and Development is the principle actor in the promotion of social justice, social amelioration, protection and development among disadvantaged, less privileged and marginalized sectors in Misamis Oriental in the attainment of sustainable human development.
MISSION
To foster, plan and implement comprehensive, integrative, culture-spiritual sensitive and gender responsive social welfare programs and services anchored on Good Governance and Eco-Tourism in empowering various clientele population and communities in Misamis Oriental to become self-reliant and active partners towards nation building.
GAD DATABASE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL
|
Data/Target |
Male | Female |
Indicators |
| 1,342 women employees | 200 | 200 women capitol employees graced the women’s month celebration | |
| 760 Senior Citizens | 704 | 1,056 | Needing financial assistance for payment of prescribed medicines |
| 1,760 Senior Citizens | 704 | 1,056 | Needing financial assistance for payment of Medical Laboratory(x-ray, supplies etc) examinations |
| 30,000 Senior Citizens | 12,000 | 18,000 | Supplemental feeding for undernourished senior citizens in 424 Brgys in Misamis Oriental |
| 30,000 Senior Citizens | 13,500 | 16,500 | Needing Information, Education and Communication |
| 500 Senior Citizens | 150 | 350 | Social Pensions for Senior Citizens benefitted the program |
| 50 women | 50 | Needing transportation assistance | |
| 24 Children and Youth | 7 | 17 | Leadership trainings for children and youth |
| 100 PWD’s | 30 | 70 | Needing wheelchairs and other assistive device |
| 4 rebel returnees | 1 | 3 | Rebels surrendered |
| 8 couples | 24 | 24 | Needing responsible parenthood nature |
| 10 CICL | 10 | Needing local counterpart admitted at RRCY | |
| 100 Children | 30 | 70 | Needing wheelchairs and other assistive device |
| 1,200 Senior Citizens | 360 | 840 | Graced the Annual Senior Citizens Celebration |
| 1,200 IDFs | 360 | 840 | Needing financial assistance for housing materials |
| 1,000 individuals | 400 | 600 | Needing drugs and medicines |
| 300 individuals | 120 | 180 | Needing embalming services |
| 300 individuals | 120 | 180 | Needing casket assistance |
| 500 individuals | 130 | 170 | Needing transportation assistance |
| 100 PWDs | 45 | 55 | Needing wheelchairs and other assistive device |
| 300 individuals | 120 | 180 | Needing financial assistance |
| 200 individuals | 80 | 120 | Needing calamity assistance |
| 10 CICLs | 10 | Needing Diversion, Rehabilitation and Reintegration Program for the admitted CICLs at Bahay Pag-asa Center, Claveia, Misamis Oriental | |
| 100 Farmers | 70 | 30 | Provided Duck Egg Production Livelihood |
| 200 Women | 200 | Needing legal advice assistance | |
| 100 Capitol Employees | 40 | 100 | Receives leaflets/brochures |
| 50 women | 50 | Needing legal assistance | |
| 400 inmates | 320 | 80 | Participated sports, cultural & religious activities |
| 400 inmates | 320 | 80 | Participated Pasko sa Bilanggo |
| 2,000 Patients | 2,000 | Availed sponsored Philhealth membership | |
| 100 couples | 50 | 50 | Availed breastfeeding orientation |
| 360 patients | 360 | Performed caesarian section and normal spontaneous vaginal deliveries | |
| 100 men and women | 50 | 50 | Family planning orientation |
| 100 watchers | 50 | 50 | Oriented full understanding and education and preventive measures in maintaining good health to all members |
| 500 Day care Children | 200 | 300 | Participated in Universal Children’s Month Celebration |
| 500 Day care Workers | 200 | 300 | Provided Trainings and Seminnars on latest teaching strategies for Early Education |
| 300 farmers | 210 | 90 | Needing capability building on new technology |
| 370 farmers | 210 | 111 | Needing capability on new technology |
| 125 farmers | 88 | 37 | Needing capability building on new technology |
| 250 fisherfolks | 250 | Provided training on capability building on Fishery livelihood project | |
| 500 IKNB Scholars | 300 | 200 | Needing educational assistance |
| 1,000 farmers | 750 | 250 | Provide training/seminar in Sustainable Farming System |
| 3,300 BHW’s | 330 | 2,970 | Needing trainings about modern/updated techniques and knowledge as frontline health service |
| 3,300 BHWs | 330 | 2,970 | Attended Annual convention |
| 20 PHO Personnel | 10 | 10 | Needing seminar on basic life support for all health personnel |
| 300 individuals | 200 | 100 | Needing embalming coffin, and transportation assistance |
| 20 hospitals staff | 8 | 12 | Provided training/seminar on GAD awareness |
| 40 hospital staffs | 15 | 25 | Needing training on BEmONC |
| 20 hospital personnels | 8 | 12 | Needing seminar for the awareness of CSC rules and regulation and other government policies |
| 40 individuals(PASSO staff) | 17 | 23 | In-house training on Administrative Personnel Related Concerns |
| 30 GAD FOCAL persons/staff | 15 | 15 | Providing training to PGMO staff on awareness on GAD issues, concepts,policies and mandates |
| 290 capitol employees | 116 | 174 | Needing recreation to recognize women and men’s important role in development |
| 25 capitol employees | 10 | 15 | Participating seasonal contest celebration |
| 500 MisOr cares field staffs | 220 | 280 | Needing trainings and seminar on updates on the program protocols and services |
| 500 MisOr Cares field staffs | 220 | 280 | Attended Annual convention |